MECH&AE C137
Design and Analysis of Smart Grids
Description: Lecture, four hours; outside study, eight hours. Demand response; transactive/price-based load control; home-area network, smart energy profile; advanced metering infrastructure; renewable energy integration; solar and wind generation intermittency and correction; microgrids; grid stability; energy storage and electric vehicles-simulation; monitoring; distribution and transmission grids; consumer-centric technologies; sensors, communications, and computing; wireless, wireline, and powerline communications for smart grids; grid modeling, stability, and control; frequency and voltage regulation; ancillary services; wide-area situational awareness, phasor measurements; analytical methods and tools for monitoring and control. Concurrently scheduled with course C237. Letter grading.
Units: 4.0
Units: 4.0
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Fall 2020 - This is not an engineering class but a writing class which purpose is to do a free research for the institute run by prof. Random grading by rude TA Jesse who is not qualified for the job of grading papers. Professor does not like questions, gets upset with emails, does not want any communication from students. Old slides with oudated information and Wikipedia-borrowed graphics and info. Beware of this class - a lot of frustration and uncertainity with grades that are based on writing but evaluated by the unqualified graders.
Fall 2020 - This is not an engineering class but a writing class which purpose is to do a free research for the institute run by prof. Random grading by rude TA Jesse who is not qualified for the job of grading papers. Professor does not like questions, gets upset with emails, does not want any communication from students. Old slides with oudated information and Wikipedia-borrowed graphics and info. Beware of this class - a lot of frustration and uncertainity with grades that are based on writing but evaluated by the unqualified graders.
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